Jack B. Katz, The Lawyer to Call for Your Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Claim

Attorney Jack B. Katz has been exclusively representing injured workers in workers' compensation claims since 1980, and his client include everyone from laborers to policemen to teachers to construction workers. A former Chair of the Philadelphia Bar Association's Workers' Compensation Section, Jack understands the needs and concerns of his clients and their families, and recognizes the physical, emotional and financial hardships that may occur as the result of a work-related injury.

Jack B. Katz represents injured workers who are not receiving the weekly benefits to which they are entitled , as well as workers whose benefits are being threatened by insurance companies or employers. Mr. Katz has also settled numerous cases, allowing his clients to receive a lump sum payment rather than weekly checks. Jack's clients appreciate how hard he fights for them, and how he does everything possible to negotiate a lump sum settlement (Compromise and Release).

As a result of his decades of working for injured workers, Jack B. Katz fights so that his clients receive all of the medical care and wage loss benefits they are entitled to. In addition, Jack handles every case personally, and his clients know that when they have a question, they can talk directly to their attorney and get prompt, straightforward and accurate answers. There is virtually no type of on-the-job injury that Jack B. Katz hasn't handled, including:

Brain Injuries Burns Construction Accidents Death Defective Products Hearing Loss Claims Knee & Leg Injuries Lump Sum Settlements Motor Vehicle Accidents Neck & Back Injuries Occupational Diseases & Exposure Repetitive Stress Injuries Shoulder Injuries Slips & Falls

When you need a lawyer to assist you with a burn injury claim, call Attorney Jack B. Katz at (215) 603-9681 or click here to send Jack an email; he will reply as quickly as possible. All consultations are free and there is never a charge unless Jack gets a recovery for you or prevents the insurance company from stopping your hard-earned workers' compensation benefits.